Global atmospheric effects of nuclear‐war fires Available to Purchase

When Yves Laulan says, “We would be returning to the Dark Ages,” the chief economist of the largest bank in France is talking about the economy after a nuclear war. With half the Northern Hemisphere's urban population wiped out by the war's direct blasts alone, those remaining would find themselves in a barter economy trading in nothing more than the basic elements of survival: food, shelter and medical care.